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The GameSir Kaleid Flux Controller for Xbox will brighten up any gaming night; full of colour, textured elements and some cracking features.

If you’re looking for an entry level mobile controller to help you out with the likes of Game Pass and Cloud Gaming, the GameSir X2s Type-C Mobile Controller is okay

If you're a mobile gamer, and make the most of Game Pass and the Cloud, you'll find everything you want - and then some - in the GameSir G8 Galileo controller. 

The GameSir G7 SE Controller for Xbox is a decent little upgrade on the standard G7.

We come to the GameSir T4 Kaleid controller prepared. We know exactly what the Chinese based company are capable of and they’ve not let us down in this instance. At least not too much.

You shouldn’t expect any game-changing moments to come about via the GameSir G7 Controller, Designed for Xbox.

The GameSir X2 Pro for Android is a hell of a gaming controller; perfect for those who delve into the gaming options provided on mobile. And once Game Pass, Cloud gaming and the like catch up, perhaps that Pro tag will serve GameSir well.

Should you be serious about your Cloud gaming and wish to play all your Xbox games through the power of Game Pass on your mobile, there’s going to be a space in your life for the GameSir X3 Type-C Cooled Mobile Gaming Controller. Just don’t expect that cooling fan to be of much use.

GameSir VX2 AimBox adapter is a solid bit of kit. It works well, is easily configurable, and does exactly what it says on the tin.

The GAMESIR F7 Claw is GAMESIR’s attempt at making the whole tablet gaming scene more accessible, giving players who frequent it the option to utilise physical buttons alongside the usual on-screen touch controls. It works well too - if you can find a game that supports it.